hekke's Keyword Research Guide [Examples Included]

[jamiljamil]

Its really a valuable post about keyword research for the newbies.

 

[Deleted member 657006]

Hekke grate post and thank you.


Do you no where to find a click bait application

What i mean by click bait is titles that users generally press that stand out?

Do you no of such app like buzz but very cheap buzz cost to much

This seems to be a grate read , just so you no what i am going on a out.

https://www.launchdigitalmarketing.com/are-clickbait-titles-good-or-bad/

I am looking for a application to do it all for me and pulling all the click bait tittles in the niche from a app.

 

[Trained Wolf]

Awesome Stuff man, Bookmarked.

 

[dano2]

@hekke do you write articles yourself or buy them?

 

[khserw]

Thanks for share mate

 

[tjoans]

Amazing share OP!

A ton of folks are gonna find this very helpful.

 

[kalasa]

Thanks a lot!

 

[Y23KID]

Nice work,great guide ..

 

[bennyanggara199]

Do anyone know what the extension that @hekke use to see all the status of a website in google?

 

[hekke]

Do anyone know what the extension that @hekke use to see all the status of a website in google?

SERPWorx is the name of the plugin

 

[villecity]

awesome post OP, well worth a second read.

 

[cham rox]

Thanks @hekke for this great article.

I have several question regarding keyword analysis. Hope you could help me and it is really appreciated.

What is the easiness of outranking below SERP results for a niche site in a low budget (without PBNs).
1. Amazon links which I'm going to link even from my site.
2. Other Amazon products and eCommerce sites.
3. Reddit like forum sites
4. Youtube Videos
5. Snippets
6. high PA Pinterest

 

[Skydash]

thanks for the share

 

[hekke]

Thanks @hekke for this great article.

I have several question regarding keyword analysis. Hope you could help me and it is really appreciated.

What is the easiness of outranking below SERP results for a niche site in a low budget (without PBNs).
1. Amazon links which I'm going to link even from my site.
2. Other Amazon products and eCommerce sites.
3. Reddit like forum sites
4. Youtube Videos
5. Snippets
6. high PA Pinterest

1. Easy. Amazon product pages are really easy to beat.
2. Usually, Google doesn't rank an affiliate site for "nike air max", so going after the same terms as an e-commerce site is a dumb move. However, e-commerce sites usually doesn't stand a chance in ranking for "best air max shoes".
3. Easy-peasy, if you don't rank over them, something is wrong with your on-page.
4. Depends on the term, can be easy, can be hard. If it is a video about "how to tie shoelaces" then Google will probably prefer to show a visual demonstration rather than a textual one. However, Voice Search is getting big so Google might start just applying snippets to all of the "How to" terms, even the ones that don't make sense to have described by voice.
5. Snippets are huge, but nobody really knows the secret sauce to it yet. Experiment and try things, they are really powerful and are growing as we speak so you better jump on them and optimize to grab as many as possible (this is something I will further experiment with in 2018).
6. Easy.

You got this man, don't try to rank for "shoelaces" or something like that with your affiliate site, rather, go for "best" and "reviews" terms!

Good luck!

 

[MisterF]

1. Easy. Amazon product pages are really easy to beat.
2. Usually, Google doesn't rank an affiliate site for "nike air max", so going after the same terms as an e-commerce site is a dumb move. However, e-commerce sites usually doesn't stand a chance in ranking for "best air max shoes".
3. Easy-peasy, if you don't rank over them, something is wrong with your on-page.
4. Depends on the term, can be easy, can be hard. If it is a video about "how to tie shoelaces" then Google will probably prefer to show a visual demonstration rather than a textual one. However, Voice Search is getting big so Google might start just applying snippets to all of the "How to" terms, even the ones that don't make sense to have described by voice.
5. Snippets are huge, but nobody really knows the secret sauce to it yet. Experiment and try things, they are really powerful and are growing as we speak so you better jump on them and optimize to grab as many as possible (this is something I will further experiment with in 2018).
6. Easy.

You got this man, don't try to rank for "shoelaces" or something like that with your affiliate site, rather, go for "best" and "reviews" terms!

Good luck!

Matt Diggity did an article on Snippets which was interesting to read on his blog a few months back.

 

[hekke]

Matt Diggity did an article on Snippets which was interesting to read on his blog a few months back.

Read it previously, it's just that tables are the way to go for "best" terms, but the actual layout and how you put the data in the table seems to matter a whole lot. Once you can find a repeatable pattern for securing snippets, then you'll be able to sell your services for hella expensive.

 

[dragonnet]

Man o man, so much good reading, thanks @hekke for all the testing and sharing..Bookmarked

 

[cham rox]

You got this man, don't try to rank for "shoelaces" or something like that with your affiliate site, rather, go for "best" and "reviews" terms!

Good luck!

thanks hekke. This is the worst thing I did for my first site which became a failure. Never do this thing again.

 

[mr07]

Thank you very much for this. It's great how you run through it step by step practically so that we can apply it ourselves.

 

[bijakas]

Still worth to read in 2018, thanks!!